Category Archives: H1 Ceramic Hip Resurfacing Device
Is Ceramic on Ceramic Hip Resurfacing the New Gold Standard? by Dr. Gross 2021
Thomas Gross MD 7/10/2021 Dr. Gross discusses the new ceramic on ceramic hip resurfacing devices and compares them to metal on metal hip resurfacing devises. His summary conclusion: “I am also involved in CoC HRA development. If these become available in the US I will be involved in early trials. … Continue reading →
The Evolution of Contemporary Hip Resurfacing by Mike Tuke
Posted June 21, 2020
Continue reading →1 Year Update David Brewer’s H1 Ceramic Hip Resurfacing with Professor Cobb 2017
Read David’s Full Story Here I found out I qualified for as an age-grouper for Team GB in the world aquathlon champs in Pontevedra, Spain in May 2019. I passed the one year postop landmark feeling strong and ready to crank-up the run training. I have just completed my first run race … Continue reading →
Professor Cobb Discusses Ceramic-on-Ceramic Hip Resurfacing at Bern Hip Symposium 2018
Published on Mar 29, 2018
Continue reading →New hip resurfacing implant could lead to better outcomes for patients 2018
By Maxine Myers, Mr Martin Sayers (Digital Media Producer) 07 February 2018 Surgeons are treating patients with a new type of hip implant that could lead to better outcomes for younger, more active people requiring surgery. Fifteen patients have so far been treated with a novel ceramic hip resurfacing implant … Continue reading →
Professor Cobb and H1 Ceramic Hip Resurfacing Patients
Great to see the some of the H1 patients reaching a 3 month time point! https://www.facebook.com/allceramichip.resurfacing
Continue reading →Professor Cobb Interview About Hip Resurfacing and the Future of Hip Resurfacing
Published on Mar 29, 2018 Professor Cobb Interview About Hip Resurfacing 2017 from Surface Hippy Videos on Vimeo. Professor Cobb discusses hip resurfacing in general and his experience. He also talks about the future of hip resurfacing. MSK Lab is currently involved in the H1 Hip Resurfacing Arthroplasty study for … Continue reading →